When choosing a jade pendant, do you understand these meanings?

Jade is a fashion that never fades and is passed down from generation to generation. It is rare and noble, and its value lies in its spiritual and moist nature. Today, jade is no longer a symbol of aristocratic status or wealthy wealth, but represents people's pursuit of beauty.

Modern jade carvings are more targeted at ordinary consumers, allowing them to buy jade jewelry that suits them regardless of their status, identity or age. Jade has also become prosperous in people's lives, as "the swallows that used to fly in the courtyards of the wealthy and powerful now fly into the homes of ordinary people."

Today's jade pendants are divided into two categories: plain stones (loose stones) and inlaid ones. When it comes to jade pendants, I think most friends have different opinions on whether to choose loose stones or inlaid finished products. Some people like the simplicity of loose stones, while others like the fashion of inlaid ones. No matter which one, the meaning of jade pendants is auspicious, which is also the inheritance of China's thousand-year-old jade culture.

As the saying goes, "The work must have a meaning, and the meaning must be auspicious." Many jade lovers still don't quite understand the meaning of these carvings, and some jade lovers want to give them to their children who are about to go to school.

What is the meaning of common jade pendants?

The smiling Buddha brings blessings, peace and harmony, so it can be given to anyone, especially to the elderly and newborn babies.

Men wear Guanyin and women wear Buddha, so Guanyin is relatively suitable for men. Guanyin saves all living beings and is most loved by those who worship Buddha. There is definitely no problem giving it to the elders at home.

The Pixiu is the son of the dragon. It feeds on jewels and only takes in, never gives out, so it is considered a symbol of good fortune. It is said that if you wear a Pixiu while playing mahjong, you will win all the games (I don’t know if it’s true~).

The shape of Lulutong is simple, and it looks very generous for men, women, old and young to wear. The Lulutong that keeps rotating will help you change your luck.

When I was a child, I watched the Calabash Brothers, “Ruyi, Ruyi is as I wish…” Ruyi was originally a tickling symbol, which became the most classic auspicious pattern in China. It symbolizes good luck and anyone can wear it.

"Jiejiegao" represents promotion at every step and implies academic success. It is the best blessing for students and young people who have just entered the workplace.

Green beans are a common vegetarian dish in Buddhism, so they are also called Buddha beans, which means lucky beans. It is the best choice to give to people who worship Buddha, and it also has the function of attracting wealth.

The gourd is thick and cute in shape, making girls love it, especially the ones with good color, which really make people want to take a bite. The gourd means "blessings and fortune", which has a very good meaning.

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